The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 26, 1920, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR ‘Bank ‘Shares Profits With Employes Even Janitor Cashed in On Fisateay The Rhodes Co. ; A Cleanup Sale of WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S HOSIERY Main Floor, Rear NN Tuesday the Hosiery Section will place on special sale several assortments of broken lines. Each variety offers unusual reduc- tions, and as each group is composed of limited quantities the eco- nomical advantages may only be accepted while they last. With Full Length Settee $167.50 This makes a most attractive set for porch i Gl. a Women’s Silk Hose or sun parlor. It is very comfortable; has feel 4 Dai re , ’ o : r tyle, full oried arid extremely broad arms; deep, well padded is \ : Women’s fiver white aad meditm gray. ‘Mase 8&0 1h Oot ae seats and backs. Covered in dainty cretonne; Sy a pa ' j E Silk Hose . - 69c frosted brown Willoweraft of durable con- §| ee \ eee re apes, ie Senne Reine ees struction. | See Fame 500 pairs of full-fashioned Women’s Lisle and Cotton Hose pure Silk Hone in medium 700 pairs in black and whit P a | — and 9% only. Liberal Credit Terms Given ———— | ging, tla moves and white Seeclal Susstay, Wale Ghey tat boonies 19¢c Sizes 8% to 10, Special Tues. “Cutting the melon” at the First National Bank of Berkeley means something to the 85 | day,’ white they Children’s Cotton and Lisle Hose employes as well as to the stockholders. Here is a group of girl clerks receiving their share | last, © ‘pair 500 pairs in black, whfte an sizes 6, 7, 7%, 9% and 10, of the bank's net earnings for the half-year from President Frank L. Naylor, on the right. Gee BOs Geom ene Sh every 19c —BROS— Sasenneees SGRESRESEEs hree-quarte Reading from the left they are, Misses Cora Fuller, Edna Donkin, Polly Young and Sadie | Tuesday, while they last, a pair... | Bromley. i FURNITURE | oom noc weetogeners 7. *™™ |“na'the dies tosis ingasters | rote cae Eon oa Colored ‘SILK AND WOOL SKIRTS e | ‘This ts the proud distinction claim. | ble. Right now the bank t# distribut employes feel that this i& their in “WHERE PIKE MEETS FIFTH” ed by 85 employes of the First Na | ing $12,500, and at the end of the| stitution, and they save in little ways R d d a BB tional Bank of Berkeley, the seat of| year another melon will be out of the (a8 well as big ways. This is better $ 2 educed to GB) the state university, which is clow| same nize. ‘This representa 20 per|than the bonus plan. It absolutely ricoiette “ | | {| SERRE 1 ing the first half of its second year| cent of the net earnings after 7 per | liminates petty inefficiency, It ix so r/\h $5 00 ° | under the profit-sharing plan adopted | cent has been deducted to take care |*uccensful that woe have adopted it| AFTER A SHORT I SS et)partment stores in Lincoln, Neb, |" the 20th century way of doing | of the stoc rm. ‘The apportion |&% @ permanent thing.” | e iad the home of her daug! Clam | died Sunday mofMing from pneu. | DUDS. | ment is mac the basis of length| So that no one wili be left out at| S ecial 4 45 Herpolsheimer, Mrs. Augusta Her: | monia. At the end of each half year ev-|of service and income. Ono woman|the semiannual sharing bee, the e . Polaheimer, 76, Nebraska pioneer | seainefeniiantrynienioecans ery employe, from janitor to cashier, | got $635 in addition to her half years’ | bank provides that to those who| and wife of H. H. Herpolshelmer,| Don't criticize your neighbor; set | gets his or her share of the net earn-| salary. The smallest cut was $70 to| have worked leas than a year shall | i Fee 4 final cleanup sale the Garment Proprietor of one of the oldest de-| him an example. ings of the biggest bank in “the col-'a girl who gets $55 a month salary. | be given a straight § per cent bonus Upper Main Flaw Section has gathered 45 Separate — — = — $s ——— — — - Skirts, which sold formerly at $7.95, $8.95, Second Floor = 3 $10.00 and a few at $12.50, $15.00 and © N Tuesday the Silk $19.50, and reduced them to $5.00, This | oe will place on assortment includes serges and J Section will pla cloth; also silk poplin, taffeta and crepe de sale about 60 yards of chine, in plain colors and novelty plaids, _ i ai All ai: . bu 01 h et rc in shades of pearl, dark : brown, rose, Copenhagen- White blue and sand, This qual- : ° ity is especially suited for fA 2 Organdie Flouncing sweaters, separate skirts Main Floor, Rear - we ; and blouses; also for HIE Lace and Embroldery Section has reduced for a special — dresses. Formerly $7.00. sale Tuesday 50 yards of 27-inch White Organdy Flouncing Reduced to, in assorted patterns, and divided in two lots, at ayard .... $4.45 75c and $1.00 a Yard Unnecessary loss of life and property by fire, accident and other casualty is a men- | Rule Out Posters” " z : ace to the public welfare, and constitutes an enormous economic loss than can, by wane we Candttnkes pana we hed tour cae united action, be prevented and mitigated in greater part; therefore, be it fenator Warren G. Harding, can: Bureau of eee ‘ didate for a remponsible federal pont RESOLVED, That this National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies insti- | pacts other’ “than, the ooanty-city 7 tute a campaign of education and prevention, to the ena that all preventable loss. ~ gy eee Missing may be combated definitely, systematically and in a spirit of patriotic determina- | ber of the Third ave. windows with | his pictures early last week. Chair dy, bring home some | tion; and be it further man Claude C. Ramsay realized the 4 Boldt's French pastry."—Adv, . s | Possibilities of tne windows as an | e a ves * . . . advertisin edu my ruled b. RESOLVED, That we invite all other interests, both public and private, to co-oper- | er aad the cenbtica nid tata) sae After you eat—always ~ ate with us, to the end that the continued loss of life and property may be re- poveed nate genttenlagral tire adhe ATONI duced to a minimum, and that all carelessness, waste and extravagance may be | Ramsay ordered the posters re easans eee cis k paca apes (FOR YOUR STOMACHS SA eliminated as factors in the cost of insurance protection, and to accomplish this a i ce AMUSEMENTS the hope that before she dies she | InstantlyrelievesH é 9 ORPHEUM may be able again to see her daugh- ~~ —Resolution of the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies, 1919. ° j (S$ THEATRE Sovihin Deiiod 20-474 toowkd at eaie “Toney,” “Abie” and “Ole” in | city, a sister of Mrs. Thies, has asked home at Sault Ste, Marie, Ont., in tablets—eat like. purpose wé pledge our hearty co-operation. ’ mn ter, Mrs. Veronica Thies, | “THE ISLE OF PEP” The Star to help in the search for T? this creed of the Mutual Fire Insurance Companies of America the festa" |e aiee waa rndent of an : Northwestern Mutual Fire Association earnestly subscribes, backed | ae ne AREA PUET gunk and rw there in 1908. Her | Equa gee oa by all the ardor of its nineteen-year crusade for the high objects so [| MOORE cunciy™ | seneer an, Setter nan been heura| BapeT etunded, by your own from since. | strikingly set forth. eSTORCT!, CAMPMELE ———— The broad spirit of humanity, the protection of life and property, are = “foe the elimination of Fire, an economic waste that is sapping the vitals of —— 1 Month-End Sale America—these are the cardinal principals behind Northwestern Mutual IDALACEHIP Many yemarkable bergeties anccullaannae Insurance ; this Month-end Sale. Quantities are limited— let: an , dest that ‘te ‘ "VAI UDEVILLE. come early or you may be disappointed. Not for private profit has the fight been waged, but that homes may Pw ecpiee ti pepo . : stand where otherwise there would be ruins, that business and commer- +. Wanna sommengm wa nis Me ae cial structures may be preserved, and that the benefits of this conserv- PANTAGES pecial ation, this protective plan shall be passed on to those who are respons- Bre ee 26 8x10 8-ounce Wall Tents ible—the loyal, enthusiastic Northwestern Mutual policyholders whose H scatters Ghaaay \cuxescome a Special at $17.98 |] Richards—Harvey, Henry & Grayce— co-operation has cut fire losses virtually in half. poe re 37 Wright & Dittson Tenni When you join hands with the Northwestern Mutual you know that —s II Rackets at $1.98 the interests of the insurance company and of the insured are identical. Your choice—Hub, Park or Country Club. 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